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What's Your Favorite Red Box Movie of 2011?
If you're an avid Red Boxer like me, you know that when you snatch a good movie from the $1 rental phenomenon, you remember it!

After studying in London and graduating from Mizzou with a degree in magazine journalism, my first post-college gig was covering entertainment news for the free daily newspaper, <i>RedEye</i>.
I went on to report for GateHouse Media, Inc. in the northwest suburbs of Chicago writing about local issues facing residents and business owners.
I came to the L.A.-area about a year ago after spearheading a social media department at a boutique PR firm. I was excited for the opportunity to work at Patch and begin my career as a digital editor.
I love meeting new people and am keen on forming relationships with everyone in the community. So please don't hesitate to say hi on Twitter, Facebook or when you see me around town.
If you're an avid Red Boxer like me, you know that when you snatch a good movie from the $1 rental phenomenon, you remember it!

Hundreds of co-workers, friends and family gathered at Oneonta Congregational Church Thursday to share memories of Stephanie Glazier, who died last Wednesday after a year-long battle with breast cancer.
Looking to make last-minute plans? Here are a slew of options.
The California Supreme Court upheld a law Thursday eliminating redevelopment agencies. Here's what it means for South Pas.
Marco Solis, 53, was stopped in the 300 block of Monterey Road. He was charged and booked into Pasadena City Jail where he is being held on $50,000 bail.
The City reminds residents that disposing of tree debris from private property onto City streets is illegal.
Vote for this festive holiday home—and Glendale Unified public schools could win $100,000. Yes, we said $100,000!
In the spirit of the holidays, Patch has a few new features that will hopefully make your life easier.
We've got a few new features to make your life easier.
We've got a few new features to make your life easier.
We've got a few new features to make your life easier.
We've got a few features to make your life easier.
You've seen the holiday spectacular on Diamond Avenue. Now here's the story.
Your donations will help feed needy families including those that rely on Holy Family Giving Bank and those that live at Door of Hope in Pasadena.
Watch these talented youngsters perform a festive ensemble.
Tucked amongst residential homes in Pasadena, Door of Hope houses eight homeless families at a time. Overall, the house has had approximately 250 homeless families come through since it's opened.
Community members are needed to fill positions on the Measure S Oversight Committee, which ensures proper use of the district's parcel tax funds. Deadline for submission is Monday, Jan. 16 at 4 p.m.
Disaster loans up to $200,000 are available to homeowners while businesses may borrow up to $2 million.
Vote for this festive home—and South Pas public schools could win $100,000. Yes, we said $100,000!
This year, Christmas and New Year's Eve fall on a Sunday. Here's a list of when City Hall and the library will be closed.